Sentence examples for very much supposed from inspiring English sources

"It's very much supposed to be a love letter," he says, explaining that he chose Miles Davis's "Kind of Blue" as the soundtrack to supply the mood.

Originally I wanted it to be the medium by which I could share ideas with people, so it was very much supposed to be a collaborative medium.

"Do have a taste of this fresh peach — it's delicious," my wife used to say to me, very much (I suppose) the way Eve wanted Adam to taste her delicious apple.

[The White House counsel] John Dean doesn't appear very much, though I supposed at the beginning that he would.

"The extent to which beliefs are based on evidence is very much less than believers suppose".

His presence is necessary, but he isn't supposed to say very much.

But her tale is no more bizarre than the one her boyfriend tells to the ­police, who find the supposed victim very much alive.

Harriet Gibsone As happens frequently at Glastonbury, an unexpected turn of events became another unexpected turn of events, and I ended up very much not where I was supposed to be, which was at the side of the stage for Skepta's set in the Wow! tent.

Mr. Carton, a married father of three who turns 40 next week, shut him up with a line very much like: "What am I supposed to do? Dance the night away?" It was a pitch-perfect moment that summed up why in 2009 video games are poised to become an even more established and central component of mainstream culture.

The last time you popped a delicious fatty globule of cheddar in your mouth was Boxing Day, meaning you very much remember what cheddar is supposed to taste like.

I suppose I very much equate my photographs with my own search for a place and belonging.